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Steel stocks found their footing Wednesday after a brutal stretch tied to tariff pressure on Cleveland-Cliffs Canadian operations, but the calm may be fragile as investors weigh whether the rebound reflects genuine stabilization or just a brief pause before more turbulence.
Steel Dynamics will release its third-quarter earnings soon, and analysts anticipate a high double-digit bottom-line growth.
Nucor (NYSE:NUE) and Steel Dynamics jointly filed a motion to intervene with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on the MISO footprint. The filing signals both steel producers are seeking a formal voice in how electricity market rules apply within the MISO region. The move focuses attention on power market design for large industrial users that rely heavily on MISO for long term electricity needs. This joint FERC intervention on the MISO footprint sits against broader energy market...
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The steelmaker fell more than major U.S. indexes, while Zacks’ quarterly consensus calls for sharp year-over-year earnings and revenue growth.

Both steelmakers expect higher third-quarter earnings, but their forecasts fell short of Wall Street estimates after strong runs in their shares.